Is Gui Gui slime toxic?
Gui Gui is a toy made by Moose Toys for ages 6 and up, and toys sold in the US have to meet federal toy-safety rules. That makes it safe for its intended use: kneading, stretching and styling. It is not food — no tasting, and keep it away from mouths and eyes.
Is it gluten free?
We do not publish an ingredient list, and the packaging is the place to check. If anyone in the family has a gluten or other allergy, read the box or contact the manufacturer before the first session, and wash hands after play.
What age is it for?
Ages 6 and up. Packs contain small parts — charms, beads, figurines and sachets — that are a choking hazard for younger children. If you have little siblings at home, play at the table and pack everything away afterwards.
Skin and hands
Wash hands before and after playing. If skin feels irritated, stop and rinse. Slime sessions are best kept short for very sensitive skin.
Clothes, carpets and pets
Play on a hard surface or the box tray. Keep slime away from carpets, hair and pets — a curious dog will treat slime as a snack.
Five signature slimes, two premium tools and 50+ pieces — the whole vanity in one box.
The calm option
If you want the least mess for a first kit, Butter and Cloud are the least sticky and easiest to clean up.
The soft-touch twin pack: creamy Butter and fluffy, drizzly Cloud, two scents and two figurines in one box.